In a letter, published a while ago in the columns of _Truth_, and pertinently entitled "Cacophonous London," Dr. GEORGE WELDON ably pointed out the evil effects upon the nervous system of the community caused by vagrant singers, shrieking newspaper boys, German bands, piano organs, _et hoc genus omne_. We now notice that Mr. CHARLES FOX, who is "organising a campaign"--this "_organising_" is evidently on the hom[oe]opathic principle that "like cures like"--against the nuisance, has addressed a meeting of the Balloon Society on the subject. But why the _Balloon_ Society? The "cacophony" complained of is not, unfortunately, _in nubibus_. * * * * * Transcriber's Note Page 217: 'occured' corrected to 'occurred', though it may not have been an error in 1895 England. "As he was going down, it occurred to A. that _Ponto_ would be happier in Oxford than in London,..." Page 225: 'choregraphic'. OED gives 'choregraphic' as alternate spelling for 'choreographic'. Presumably correct in 1895. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 109, November 9th, 1895, by Various